Crisis Intervention school training courses in Dallas, TX (public, in-house or online)

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Students will be evaluated upon their achievement of the following behavioral learning objectives. As a result of exposure to course materials, the student should be able to:
�Describe the characteristic of a crisis situation, the different crisis domains and the variety of theories and models of crisis intervention
�Display basic crisis intervention skills including listening, acting and assessment.
�Develop and justify a crisis management proposal or plan which includes strate...

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This module addresses the potential for panic associated with emergency situations, specifically Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) incidents. As a First Responder, you will be able to develop a basic understanding of panic and its relationship with fear. And, you will identify the tools you need to prevent fear from escalating into panic. You will learn to identify the nonverbal cues signaling the possibility of panic before, during and following a WMD incident. You will also learn how to observ...

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This module examines leadership competencies, styles and models and will introduce you to a relatively new competency and style for leading during, and in the aftermath of, a crisis. The module will give you insight into your own leadership style by providing you with a self assessment based on contemporary concepts of emotional intelligence and leadership, as well as classic approaches to individuals’ motives. These concepts will also be illustrated through simulated and "real" c...

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In the law enforcement business, you learn quickly that the term crisis is relative. What one person thinks is a crisis situation is seen by another as nothing more than an interesting set of circumstances. Cops probably fall into that category. We get called to deal with all kinds of crisis situations; some are situational, some are circumstantial, some are even seasonal. We need to be mindful of the fact that no one ever called the police to tell us that everything was all right. There is a cr...

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